| /third_party/typescript/tests/baselines/reference/ |
| D | protectedStaticClassPropertyAccessibleWithinSubclass.types | 11 Base.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
16 Derived1.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
21 Derived2.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
40 Base.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
45 Derived1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
50 Derived2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
69 Base.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
74 Derived1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
79 Derived2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
101 Base.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
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| D | protectedStaticClassPropertyAccessibleWithinSubclass.errors.txt | 14 Base.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
15 Derived1.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
16 Derived2.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
25 Base.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
26 Derived1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
27 Derived2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
36 Base.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
37 Derived1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
38 Derived2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
48 Base.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
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| D | protectedStaticClassPropertyAccessibleWithinSubclass.symbols | 11 Base.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
16 Derived1.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
21 Derived2.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
40 Base.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
45 Derived1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
50 Derived2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
69 Base.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
74 Derived1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
79 Derived2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
101 Base.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
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| D | protectedClassPropertyAccessibleWithinSubclass2.types | 26 b.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
31 d1.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
36 d2.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
46 d4.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
80 …d1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
134 …d2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
144 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
191 d3.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
245 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
268 b.x; // Error, neither within their declaring class nor classes derived from the…
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| D | protectedClassPropertyAccessibleWithinNestedSubclass1.types | 32 b.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
37 d1.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
42 d2.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
52 d4.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
94 …d1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
156 …d2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
166 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
221 d3.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
283 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
308 b.x; // Error, neither within their declaring class nor classes derived from the…
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| D | protectedClassPropertyAccessibleWithinSubclass2.errors.txt | 34 b.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
35 d1.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
36 d2.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
40 d4.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
55 …d1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
82 …d2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
86 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
108 d3.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
135 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
146 …b.x; // Error, neither within their declaring class nor classes derived from th…
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| D | protectedClassPropertyAccessibleWithinNestedSubclass1.errors.txt | 36 b.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
37 d1.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
38 d2.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
42 d4.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
61 …d1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
92 …d2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
96 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
122 d3.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
153 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
166 …b.x; // Error, neither within their declaring class nor classes derived from th…
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| D | protectedClassPropertyAccessibleWithinSubclass2.symbols | 31 b.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
36 d1.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
41 d2.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
51 d4.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
90 …d1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
149 …d2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
159 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
211 d3.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
270 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
298 b.x; // Error, neither within their declaring class nor classes derived from the…
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| D | protectedClassPropertyAccessibleWithinNestedSubclass1.symbols | 37 b.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
42 d1.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
47 d2.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
57 d4.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
104 …d1.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
171 …d2.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
181 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
241 d3.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
308 …d4.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class, and through an …
338 b.x; // Error, neither within their declaring class nor classes derived from the…
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| D | protectedStaticClassPropertyAccessibleWithinSubclass2.types | 11 this.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
25 this.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
47 this.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
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| D | protectedStaticClassPropertyAccessibleWithinSubclass2.errors.txt | 9 this.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
15 this.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
25 this.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
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| D | protectedStaticClassPropertyAccessibleWithinSubclass2.symbols | 11 this.x; // OK, accessed within their declaring class
25 this.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
47 this.x; // OK, accessed within a class derived from their declaring class
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| /third_party/node/deps/npm/node_modules/diff/lib/patch/ |
| D | merge.js | 219 their = { variable
225 insertLeading(hunk, mine, their);
226 …insertLeading(hunk, their, mine); // Now in the overlap content. Scan through and select the best …
228 while (mine.index < mine.lines.length && their.index < their.lines.length) {
230 theirCurrent = their.lines[their.index];
234 mutualChange(hunk, mine, their);
280 collectChange(their)));
283 removal(hunk, mine, their);
286 removal(hunk, their, mine, true);
291 their.index++;
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| /third_party/node/deps/npm/node_modules/diff/lib/ |
| D | index.es6.js | 1254 their = { variable
1260 insertLeading(hunk, mine, their);
1261 …insertLeading(hunk, their, mine); // Now in the overlap content. Scan through and select the best …
1263 while (mine.index < mine.lines.length && their.index < their.lines.length) {
1265 theirCurrent = their.lines[their.index];
1269 mutualChange(hunk, mine, their);
1279 … (_hunk$lines2 = hunk.lines).push.apply(_hunk$lines2, _toConsumableArray(collectChange(their)));
1282 removal(hunk, mine, their);
1285 removal(hunk, their, mine, true);
1290 their.index++;
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| /third_party/node/deps/npm/node_modules/diff/dist/ |
| D | diff.js | 1297 their = { variable
1303 insertLeading(hunk, mine, their);
1304 …insertLeading(hunk, their, mine); // Now in the overlap content. Scan through and select the best …
1306 while (mine.index < mine.lines.length && their.index < their.lines.length) {
1308 theirCurrent = their.lines[their.index];
1312 mutualChange(hunk, mine, their);
1322 … (_hunk$lines2 = hunk.lines).push.apply(_hunk$lines2, _toConsumableArray(collectChange(their)));
1325 removal(hunk, mine, their);
1328 removal(hunk, their, mine, true);
1333 their.index++;
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| /third_party/skia/third_party/externals/swiftshader/third_party/llvm-10.0/llvm/lib/Target/Hexagon/ |
| D | Hexagon.td | 104 // with their reg-imm counterparts.
106 // PredRel - Filter class used to relate non-predicated instructions with their
109 // PredNewRel - Filter class used to relate predicated instructions with their
113 // their new-value store form.
122 // Generate mapping table to relate non-predicate instructions with their
139 // Generate mapping table to relate predicate-true instructions with their
151 // Generate mapping table to relate predicate-false instructions with their
163 // Generate mapping table to relate predicated instructions with their .new
175 // Generate mapping table to relate .new predicated instructions with their old
187 // Generate mapping table to relate store instructions with their new-value
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| /third_party/gstreamer/gstreamer/docs/random/wtay/ |
| D | eos-19012001 | 20 and done processing their data. This involves monitoring the
36 This is typically a set of elements that need input from their
43 have no clear relation between their input/output behaviour, like
64 their need_scheduling flag to TRUE.
75 Other elements that do their own managing (like threads) are treated
77 have their own chains and use the same iterate_func, they will eventually
78 fire EOS on their own when they run out of schedulable chains.
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| /third_party/skia/third_party/externals/brotli/tests/testdata/ |
| D | plrabn12.txt | 26 many times to get them into their current condition. They have
101 From their Creator, and transgress his will
141 For those rebellious; here their prison ordained
142 In utter darkness, and their portion set,
238 His inmost counsels from their destined aim.
293 Driven backward slope their pointing spires, and,rolled
310 As gods, and by their own recovered strength,
337 And call them not to share with us their part
344 If once they hear that voice, their liveliest pledge
380 From the safe shore their floating carcases
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| /third_party/icu/icu4j/perf-tests/data/collation/ |
| D | 2drvb10.txt | 508 2:3. Let us break their bonds asunder: and let us cast away their yoke
612 4:8. By the fruit of their corn, their wine, and oil, they rest:
655 5:10. For there is no truth in their mouth: their heart is vain.
658 their tongues: judge them, O God. Let them fall from their devices:
659 according to the multitude of their wickednesses cast them out: for
685 octave, sinners must dispose themselves, like David, by bewailing their
749 7:8. And a congregation of people shall surround thee. And for their
850 thou hast blotted out their name for ever and ever.
852 9:7. The swords of the enemy have failed unto the end: and their cities
870 9:13. For requiring their blood, he hath remembered them: he hath not
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| /third_party/json/docs/mkdocs/docs/api/basic_json/ |
| D | operator_spaceship.md | 15 …- If both JSON values are of the same type, the result is produced by 3-way comparing their stored…
16 their respective `operator<=>`.
17 …teger and floating-point numbers are converted to their common type and then 3-way compared using …
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| /third_party/libjpeg-turbo/ |
| D | jversion.h.in | 31 * - libjpeg-turbo authors (2009-) in descending order of the date of their
33 * date of their first contribution to the project, then in alphabetical
36 * their code
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| /third_party/popt/po/ |
| D | Makevars | 17 # expected to transfer the copyright for their translations to this person
18 # or entity, or to disclaim their copyright. The empty string stands for
20 # their copyright.
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| /third_party/vk-gl-cts/external/vulkan-docs/src/chapters/VK_KHR_display_swapchain/ |
| D | destroy_swapchain_interactions.txt | 9 reverted by the implementation to their state prior to the first present
11 their current state.
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| /third_party/libabigail/doc/manuals/ |
| D | kmidiff.rst | 47 To Comparing their KMI ``kmidiff`` needs to know where to find the
48 vmlinux binaries and their associated modules. Here would be what the
100 reachable from their signatures are going to be compared by
107 interfaces (along with their types).
163 meant to see their reachable types change.
204 with `ELF`_ symbols that are visible outside their translation
215 are visible outside of their translation unit. Once that analysis
222 interfaces that are visible from outside their translation unit
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| /third_party/toybox/www/ |
| D | 0bsd-mckusick.txt | 85 > off their website and remove the half-sentence requiring people to
102 > SPDX identifier for the license simplified their internal bureaucracy).
114 > which their FAQ still talks about at
117 > change their name for it. (SPDX didn't, but OSI refused to admit
119 > the names in sync. They hadn't done their homework.)
140 > and change their name for the license to match what SPDX did, and
176 I hope that you are successful in getting OSI to change their name
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